GOOD MORNING _The Derby By GLENWARD BLOMME Stock North and South, Kentucky from Derby and sportswomen Whirlaway’s Boosted Sportsmen win T—E the ience East and West, and gate crashers from over downs, with its spire converge on rambling old Churchill ! Wyatt Outpitches Paul Der- PROVING CLASS Jack Sords 32nd Division Baseball for the sixty-seventh run- By ARCARO AND like a country church, Saturday The j JONESj Team floweis will ringer and Takes the classic Kentucky Derby. Beautiful ning of foi 3 to 2 Hopes To Get Hank new dresses Engagement, vie with beautiful in their party UP AGAIN -—Greenbero girls lassies ot HOOKING for Kentucky s By MORTIMER KREGER is “coming out” day “I’ve written to the Darby Day By JUDSON BAILEY CAMP assistant LIVINGSTON, La., April lective service thC BROOKLYN, April 28.— UR— The Dozen Colts Are Expected To director of M when 28.—(jf!—The 32nd division baseball gan. who is a to 17 1875, Aristides, not so close friend dates back May daffy Brooklyn Dodgers a bit of'ir'^ The'Derby -.37 3-4 to win Answer Starter ‘Come team, shy on power at the But it’s to the mile and a half in squeezed out their seventh straight up the board to with Lewis up, ran plate, expects to improve its offen- and well dec',- was the and took over the National have to wait Last winner mighty victory On’ Saturday sive and ee top monev of 2,850. year’s strengih soon by signing a what it does. £ been shortened c league lead today in a dramatic track since 1896 has rookie from Michigan who is re- Gallahadion. The 3 to 2 with the world “We sure struggle ported to be a real could use him:" Reds. SID FEDER hitting prospect. a mile and a quarter. champion Cincinnati By When a He’s a big, fellow named junior officer With Romance Whitlow husky suggested Rich Wyatt, 31-year-old right LOUISVILLE, Ky„ April 28.—(A’) Hank maybe ? of many Greenberg. Greenberg would not » First in the hearts BEATS hander with a big bald spot on the —The two old masters were back to in STAR-NEWS Greenberg has been playing with play this league. Col the Derby is rich with back of his head and a fast ball in Whirl- Bear" sports fans, together again today and a team called the Detroit mann. a professional ball and drama his Paul Tigers, Dia., romance, adventure fingers, outpitched rugged away’s stock in the Kentucky der- in the himself a few years back win- American, league, but is decu.aat‘ at the betting 9-5 and won his own game nose- Derringer came of its ed: Lon gline FRATERNITY, by market out leaving the Detroit club May 7 to essential Der- with a in the ninth ... the very single inning dows dive. become a member of the United “I don'1 see and mint juleps with two runners on base and two why he shouldn’t by breakfasts, After This announcement that astute States Army. want to. Settles Down Anyhow. I guess v.e Governors, Senators and May- Crowley out. cot Eddie Arcaro and plain Ben Jones, He will be inducted into the use him at least as a either a Presi- First To It was a great personal triumph pinch-hit’er ors and perhaps Bad Inning the combination that Lawrin Army through the selective service And boy. would for who was beaten five put we draw crowds"’ a Vice-President T Coun- Wyatt, board in dent or across three years ago, were hook- Detroit and the 32nd di- The 32nd division has and old hickory Capture Opener times by the Reds last year. He been piav try fried chicken ing up again on Warren Wright’s vision draws its personnel from ing so-so ball, Col- fanned ten of his foes and breaking about even on the backstretch spaced and in ham little chestnut in Saturday’s 67th Michigan Wisconsin. games with clubs in the Han- six the same number allowed horse in stable colors, In the opening game of the hits, “It’s he should be line Evan" ored swipes running was the highlight of the logical sent league, the Coast Guard to their honeys as afternoon at by Derringer. to Lt.-Col. C. S. Beur- softly crooning over league yesterday first day of Derby Week which also us,”,declared Barksdale Field. Camp Shelbv them about the And in the end. with the score division they exercise the Star-News saw such as these: mann, dental surgeon and Miss, and anybody else who Robert Strange park, tied since the seventh stanza, he developments wants Flags flying and 1. —A close to the- baseball coach. to play. grounds Fraternity, 9 rolled a hot short- pretty j And then the defeated the Senior single through /vJrto \ bands playing ground that a dozen colts, to score Jim Wasdell from 'SAiPlf^ guess cold chills to to 5. stop race which brings S&aiP headed by Roy Martin’s Our Boots in tile second. the spectators in all its thrilling Getting off to a slow start ^ARhS and Charley Howard’s Porter’s to score Jim Wasdell from second. Pirates To Season Star- would answer the starts s Open first “Blackie'’ Crowiev, Cap, glory;. inning It was the only game of the day I^A Jl>W?/ A newcomer has cropped up dur- “come on” News hurler settled down and held in the senior circuit and a big Mon- Saturday. the week to a few ing past put day turnout of 17.240 basked in the 2. —A driving 2:06 2-5 workout At the Fraternity team to eight hits, Field hairs in the heads of some of for Palladina’s Legion gray sun at Ebbets Field to cheer their / Cbv\ Rocky Little Beans, Friday who refuse to five of them in the first inning that the old die-hards Dodgers past the idle St. Louis the hope of the “other side of the their Kite’s Will Take give him credit for defeating netted four runs. The Frat scored Cardinals in the standings. railroad tracks,” over the full mile Aggregation instead, are talk- favorites, put. another in lhe second and were held For three scoreless innings the Di Maggiq and a quarter Derby route. On Goldsboro in First NHHS, WILSON TO their old / ing about why poor nag of the con- two big right handers matched 3. —The arrival of Cleaveland scoreless the remainder seo sox oofneuoeR., Contest of Year didn’t win Market Wise, stout for Wyatt had hurled Putnam’s Swain, with trainer Boots test. pitch pitch. COUMDiMG out tMe> Wood Me- on hearted winner of the on 'he mound for the shutouts his last two times out Durnell obviously “gambling PLAY I‘ad rick, GReAteSt TRIO OF HERE TODA! will be on the morial at Jamaica losers, masterful ball until against the Bees and Phillies and mud” for Derby day. With a nine which pitched ecctMeRS eveft no pu rejuvenated line to contest the right of possi- the third when six hits netted the it began to look like a question of 4. —Nomination of seven horses promises to give the fans of South- Baseball Clubs Meet at f5i<3 LBAGUts BASeCAt-U Legion bly Little Chestnut, Blue Pair, four runs. He was relieved how scoreless he for the running of the one-mile eastern North Carolina faster ball Newsies many innings Stadium; Tennis Match Our Boots, Porter’s Whirl- who al- trial stakes at the Downs than have seen in Cap. could — Derby in that Anderson, -r — they inning by string together. —i semi-pro away. Dispose. Agricole. Staretor, lowed four hits and four runs in the Then in the fourth Buck McCor- tomorrow, with Whirlaway and circles in many a year, the Wil- Is Also Slated Me MA$d'T TM& ftjw/BR OP Mis Swain, Broker’s Tip and Little stanza. mick. the most valuable Mrs. Vera Bragg’s Blue Pair the mington Pirates, under the man- fifth league's BBcrrrfBRS JOB AdD ViMcB AT BAT gUT a could be drove a liner the left two as Derby agement of Bert Kite, will The New Hanover school Beans. Quite story “Ace" Parker, Star-News outfield- player, into id Gctn/BRiM© idB cxJtPiBU? MB is only regarded likely officially High starters and with a the 1941 baseball season in baseball and tennis teams will rigged together using these flowery- er, was the leading hitter of the day, field stands for his third homer of AMod© -We ees< strong possi- open play Ben will scratch at Fri- a double-feature with the names. so take your pick, ’cause rapping out two singles and a double the season and the spell was ended. bility that plain Wilmington Legion Field, Chanes In the fifth the shook at 8 o’clock when L. Coon High school this I’m not g»ing to shoot any blanks out of three attempts. Morris Powell, Dodgers his hope. day night they afternoon off Wasdell and a.—Definite word from ;>unny with the Goldsboro club of with the Wildcats on the on any of them. another Newsman poled out a long Derringer. singled tangle taking that the the Coastal Plains basebaliers on field homer in the third with two mates Alex Kampouris, last year’s home Cleveland Beats Jim Fitzsimmons grizzled league. Legion at 3:30 run in Tigers this Kite’s o’clock and the netters cross- the International little of won’t Agaia year aggrega- boys’ Traveling The Local on the paths. king sage Sheepshead bay a tion is comprised entirely of local rackets with the ’Coon ne.s on Victor Gore was the star of the W. Copeland and Pinner were the league, golfed high, looping fly be here this year. He’s shipping ing a number of over the field fence, which 1 and 2 Cole players but there are Robert Strange courts at 2:30 Cape Fear league games Sunday leading hitters of the Senior Frater- right To Hold On his No. hopes. King p.m. 40 and 300 feet Tighten faces which are new to his Both teams is nearly feet high Top direct to Pim- roster, hold victories over with a stingy one-hitter against nity. each collecting two for two. and Bold Irishman, from the later. or which, having been there once, the Wilson outfits and are resolved the Marksmen Coach Bob Score innings: If H E plate. lico for the Preakness a week by first A] Milnar Scatters Six Hits have been absent for s'ame time. 2 The Reds came back in the Ever since the stakes they shall not return homo with Black's school golfers are Senior Fraternity __ 410 00—5 8 Bluegrass High of the seventh when Ernie Lom- Th infield this will consist the in either 014 04—9 13 2 And Fans Five as He at Keeneland las*. Thursday, there year bacon contest. The doing okeh and boast the only girl Star-News _ of S. bardi, their slow, hulking catcher, some criticism of the McKeithan, Jimmy Moore, Wilson baseball team is now rest- member in Morton The Batteries: Padrick. Anderson and has been way Aggie led off with a The ball stuck Wins Game, 7 to 2 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS who is still a Linwood Um- triple. Wendell Eads Whirlaway. pepper box, ing in second place in the Eastern Cape Fear Country Club golf tour- Jordon: Crowley and Newton. American League piloted momentarily in the screen high up let Rowan, a graduate of the Cape conference but the Wildcats Batson. Cleveland 7: Detroit 2. Some said he shouldn’t have league, ney continues play all this week pire: in center and fell away from Fear Edens a Wil- right Chicago 2: St. Louis 1. the noted for his stretch run- loop. Johnny took their measure once before The Junior and CLEVELAND, April 28.—UP)—A colt, High gram- two Dodger fielders. But Lombardi (Only games scheduled). mington lad who later for and to do likewise this after- T to 2 victory over the champion De- ning ability, go to the front, that played hope mar school track meets will be had to slide, sore ankle notwith- and Sellers. Browns troit third National League this was in some measure respon- Whiteville, Cooney noon. held at Display Batting Tigers—their straight— Legion stadium Thursday to get into third base. Brooklyn 3: Cincinnati 2. This year Kite will have more standing, gave the Cleveland Indians a tighter sible for the fact Our Boots won Loach Humgarner will have his and Friday afternoons The Power But Wins Manager Bill McKechnie sent in (Only game scheduled). pitching material to draw from Chicago grip on first place today and their six lengths. star hurlers, Murphy Scoggins and Phantom Aces made it 7 out of 8 Mike McCormick to run for him by than has been the case in several fourth successive win. STANDINGS Plain Ben hasn’t said a word Bobby Edwards to call upon for matches won when they polished LOUIS, 28,—Iff)—The and after Harry Craft fanned, Ed American League seasons. Again this year the list ST. April A1 Milnar Eads’ ride to now, but duty on the mound and both are and Southpaw scattered six IVno Lost Pet. against up off the buttons of the Porter and Browns their bat- Joost raised a fly to center of hurlers is headed by the steady displayed potent hits and stiuck out five as he turned Cleveland__ 9 l .092 it is obvious, with today’s an- rested and ready for the call. beat the throw home and Citadel cadets last Saturday let McCormick Xew York 9 3 .»>43 dependable Norwood Skipper, ting power again today—and in his second verdict in three games. nouncement, that he’ll efel a little The netters will cinch their with the run. Boston 7 4 .030 with other They will be out for number 9 this it at that as the Chicago White tying members of tlve staff eastern title if win this got The Indians also were held to six Chicago- 7 4 .030 safer with Arcaro’s experience in eighth they afternoon Wilson. The Dodgers quickly got men to being Jack Shoaf, Eddie Lowell, against Sox took their third straight game Detroit _ 4 7 .304 and there is little doubt in of the —four of them off the loser, Hal the saddle. second and third their half I 4 7 .304 Allen, who is to the mat£h of the series here, to 1. Philadelphia_ Snag returning will do so. The locals have sin- Newhouser, who struck out nine bat- Washington _*4 There was some similarity be- they ranorama same inning as Joe Medwick S .333 Pirate fold, George Brooks, for- Consistently, since the season’s ters before wildness St. Louis_,_ 2 7 /222 gathered speed with every match went to second on a passed overtook in the ] tween this late selection and the with the Florida State The Giants and Yankees both gled. merly not ex- start, the Browns have proven and seventh. Dizzy Trout and Hal White Eddie the on Law- and the Wilson lads are ball by rookie Dick West, National League way got leg up league, and one or two others who took nosedives from the of their to drive the ball to to the Aces much trou- top ability walked. Both ad- finished. W on Lost Pet. rin three He wasn’t pected give their Dolph Camilli years ago. will be selected from a group of leagues with the Giants suf- the far corners of the but Brooklyn _ 11 4 ble. lot, a sacrifice Wasdell. Cleveland opened the in the .733] named until after the trial vanced on by scoring Sr. Louis_ S 3 .727 derby fering humiliation at the hands of have hose hits materialized youngsters. Coach will rarely But Mick Owen fourth as Beau Bell tripled and Xew York_ 8 4 .007 that year, when Mrs. Payne Whit- Bumgarner probably their Kampouris popped. Ihe receiving department this T. Brooklyn rivals Looks into runs. Ha- Cincinnati _ 7 0 .338 start Jack at first, S. Tyler Today Manager was and Wyatt crossed the plate on Ken Keltner's ney, hi. contract employer, decided High passed intentionally 4 0 year is comprised of Barefoot Bur- like Johnny VanderMeer is on the 11 safe- roller. Detroit tied it in Chicago .400 ss, Edwards, 2b. Hugh ney's charges collected raised a feeble infield up the fifth not to start her nominee Redbreast. Jennings fly. | Boston _ 3 S .383 ney Joe Mc- climb back up and Buck Newsom with doubles Covington, Edwards, 3b. Fred cf. Tommy ties, three of them for extra bases, F. Mc- by Pinky Higgins and _ 3 8 .273 of the weren’t Barlowe, Day. A walk and a single by Pittsburgh Many "experts” Kenzie and a lad named with will have to his on 3 10 .231 Iby, tip cap the but the Whie Sox wih their a threat in the George (Tuck) Stainback. A three- Philadelphia_ keen about Litle Beans’ work Williamson If. and Ralph McCabe eight Cormick presented too another or youngster two to be or way down The Indians are blows home the but struck out Jim run Indian rally in the sixtli put the the time. They rf. with either Dickie Watts brought winning eighth, Wyatt GAMES TODAY today, despite good added in the near future. living up to the advanced predic- run. Then in the ninth Wyatt game on ice. With the count three XKW out that when Porter's Alva Tatum doing the receiving, Gleeson. YORK. April 28.—CP)—Probable poin.ed Cap In the outfield this year Kite tions as the best staff in and two and the bases loaded after pitchers in the Major leagues tomorrow 4-5 Coach Blomme will use Nelson pitching White Sox Pitcher Jack Halletr, made good after Wasdel singled, turned in his spectacular 2:04 will have Little Man Amos Carter, Newhouser walked two and Kellner (won-lost records in parenthesis): { the league an out and Taylor, Jerrould Robinson, Lionel Mickey Rooney in winning his first major league advanced on infield American League trial yesterday, he did it without Vic Steffano, formerly of third has taken to singled, Roy Weatherly got a single. Charles Burt My- up golf reduce his victory this season, caused the Owen again had been intentionally Philadelphia at Cleveland —Ross (0-1) extending himself too much, but base, Ernest Alford and two or Johnson, Boney, vs. Smith (1-1). in the income tax The Pirates will Browns Hank Greenberg’s double in the that Little Beans was all out and three other local ers and Charles Edwards to drop their fouith passed. Xew York at St. Louis—Gomez (2-0) men, mostly Ah R H O A followed a of Aces’ match. open their season Friday C INCINNATI seventh, by pair infield vs. Harris (0-0). Other works night straight game by one run. 3 0 0 3 1 driving today. during youngsters. Werber. 3b- outs, accounted for the Tigers’ sec- Boston at Detroit — Grove (0-0) vs. against the Coastal Plains CHICAGO All R 3 0 0 4 3 hours saw Plans are to entry H O A Frey. 2b _ Gorsica today’s early morning being completed 0 ond run. In the same New- (0-1). from Knickerbocker, 2b _ .1 0 2 1 _ 4 0 12 inning, Goldsboro The Goldbugs 7 Goodman, rf Washington at — Masterson Valdina Paul go a mile-and-eighth make the opening night of baseball ns 7 0 Chicago Appling, _ 2 0 2 0 1 F. lb- 4 12 houscr the Tribe's half Is- are four McCormick, opened by (1-0) vs. I>e (1-1). 2-5 and a half a event at field. A receiving players from K iibci. ib r, a n r. 2 If 4 0 0 0 0 in 1:53 Whirlaway gala Legion ciei'Kon. two passes, then a bad throw National League Hartford of the Sobers', cf- 4 (I 0 0 2 2 0 suing loud will be in- Eastern league on 1 II Lombardi, o- — in : 48 3-5. speaking system 0 the bases. Cincinnati ufe Brooklyn Thompson l.oi.iKiani. 3b _ 4 0 :>, x o 1 0 0 by Higgins filled When 12 M. McCormick, or Turner vs. Hamlin and Blue stalled there to aid the fans to option. 0 1 (0-O) (1-0) (2-0). Along with Whirlaway Rosenthal, rf _ 3 10 1 o c__ 1 <> 0 the Detroit next cut loose West, southpaw St. Louis at Xew York— Xahem (1-0) the track of the as well Kreevicli, cf _ 4 0 o 4 « « the others named for keep players 14 Craft, cf___ Del vs. Schumacher Pair, Tresli c 1 l!■> with a wild pitch. Manager Baker (2-0). 4 0 1 l| 3 ss___ 4 0 14 were Shaun as to furnish music at the Joost. at Boston—Passeau vs. trial tomorrow opening. 0 2 him with Trout. Chicago (1-0) derby QUART Hallett, p- 3 110 _ 3 0 0 replaced Sassy Lady Scores Win 1 Derringer, p Lamanna (1-0). Burman "I believe we hav^ one of th Gerald Walker, Cleveland left G., Quintilian, Sporting. n Pittsburgh at Philadelphia—Butcher teams the Pirates TOTALS .. 10 fastest, hustling 34 r 27 11 _ 33 2 6* 26 with not much In TOTALS fielder, strained Ills back when he (1-1) vs. Blanton (1-1). and Camium, Baltimore LOUIS for Lombardi in 71 b. have been able to on the field Handicap ?,'• Alt R H O A x—Ran chance for a«y of ’em but a re- put winning run scored. missed the first strike in the seventh Oft. ■>■!> 5 f) 0 II t *—Two nut when in several Kite said last •> Ab R H O A ward of a derby starter’s spot for years,’ 28.— Rndcliff, If_ t 1 1 0 BROOKLYN and was replaced by Jeff Heath. BALTIMORE, Md., April 4 0 0 4 0 in rf __ ss.. hot his for I.aabs, 4 II 1 3 (I Reese, DETROIT Alt R H O A the one who can pull something night announcing plans UFi—Sassy a cf o •* ef..— 3 0 0 •> 0 PALMER Lady, five-year-old Jndnieb. _ r, n Walker, CAPTURES p _ the I 1 Cruncher. ss 4 0 111 hat. 1 opening season, “and believe McQuinn, lb ."I II •> 3b_ 3 0 0 out of the chestnut mare owned _11"“ 1 Lavagetti. 2b _ 3 o by Mrs. C. E. 1*1 0 14 0 Gelirlnger. o :; the fans in are Berardino. ss_ 4 (I 1 '• Med wick. If..' 4 Wilmington going T McCosky. cf _ 4 0 0 1 0 Nelson, scored an in 2b o k 3 0 0 2 0 upset victory Heffner. _ p Ca rnilli. 1b_ to see some real baseball at 0 York. Hi _r_:_ 4 0 1 i Legion the Baltimore Ornbe. ■> p •> Wasdell. rf__ 3 2 2 1 CAROLINAS MEET spring to- c_* 'I p p If_ 4 12 Defeat handicap 4 1 t o Greenberg. 2 0 Highlanders field this summer. This Goldsboro Cullenbine. z —. u p p 2b_ before a crowd Ti p Kampouris, .'lb _ 4 day of 10,000 as 2 0 1 Jl 0 lliggins. 1112 team will be a Owen, e_ rf_ 4 0 I good test of what 0 Stainliaek. On Hanover Golfers Pimlico’s 12-day \. Kennedy, p- 1 f) o (I Wyatt, p_ 4 New meeting opened. 2 jr» J) Teblietts. c _ 4 0 0 12 1 Badin Golfer Beats the boys have, for from what I (.race, zz 1 (I J. Clayton (1 P (1 —*_ 2 0 o Sassy Lady, held at 8 to 1 m the 3 6 27 3 Xewliouser. p o o have seen and heard of the Trotter, zz. p p p p p TOTALS _30 0 Golds- 0 Trout, p _ 0 0 0 0 of In The State Fayetteville betting, outran seven other sprint- Cincinnati_0(H) 100 100 Heafner, Linville, champion boro have on the MeXair. x _ 1 0 o 0 0 lads, they plenty ers in the six TOTALS _(H)0 020 001 ■» defeated the furlong dash to win -?2 1 7l 27 14 Brooklyn White, p_—-_ 0 0 0 0 1 High school golfers ball and will make the Pirates Errors: None. Runs batted in: I*. Burlington Playoff by half a over z—Battc»d for (Irubc in 8tli. strokers or the Mu- length Grecnlree 2. Joost. Wyatt. New Hanover hustle if they are to cop the zz—“Batted for Kennedy in 8tii. McCormick. Kampouris TOTALS —....—_34 2 fi 24 ~ft heavy stable’s Cherry Jam. Two base hit: Joost. Three base hit: ni links yesterday aftenoon by a end of the score.’’ 1 Chicago for Trout in -Pill poi 000—2 Lombardi. Home runs: F. McCormick. x—Batted 8th. Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s return match. — Impound, St. Boms 100 BURLINGTON. April 28.—(if)— 12 to 6 score in a 000 000—1 Kampouris. Sacrifices: WnsCell. Dou- CLEVELAND All R l| o A making his second start since he Errors: Palmer of Badin was five New Hanover Rosenthal. Clift. Runs but- ble play: Derringer, Joost and Frey. Weatherly, of:.-- 4 0 2 2 o Johnny Bill Dykes, of DAVIDSON WINS was taken off the shelf ted in: strokes afcr a MeOmnn. Kiiliel. Tresh. Two Left on bases: Cincinnati 0: Brooklyn Bourdreau. ss 10 0 2 .'! better than Clayton 'Heafner was low man for the after- 28.—OB—'With Mu si- Inis: 5: 0 High DAVIDSON, April year’s lay-off, was another Judnich. Berardino Limbs 7. Bases on balls: Off Derringer Walker. If--- 3 0 0 0 of Linville and won lengtn Sacrifices: V. 0 0 today thereby noon with 78 and Bob Ambrose Ed Lucas seven-hit Kennedy. (Irubc. Hoff- off Wyatt 2. Struck out: By Derringer Howell. ■/. _—- 0 0 0 pitching ball, back in third place, just ahead of ner the playoff of the Carolinas open Double plays: Lodigiani, Knicker- 1: by Wyatt: 10. Passed ball: West. Heath. If 0 10 0 0 of Fayetteville was low for the Davidson’s Wildcats took advan- J. W. Y. Martin’s Abrasion. 1 ■ McQuinn, Berardino Empires: Pinelli. Bnllanfant. Barlick. Trosk.v. Ill...,-. 3 10 8 1 golf tournament. anil ?»"' KbIV-1 with an 83. of Terrier bobbles McQuinn; Kuliel. Tresh and Loi.i- Time: 2:01. Attendance: 17.240. Bell, rf _2- 4 3 1 2 0 winners tage and defeat- giani. Left Palmer had a 61. six under par, on bases. Chicago 11- Si Mack. 2b _4- 4 0 i 4 :i Dykes defeated Bob Ambrose of ed Wofford 7 to 5 in a baseball The average automobile in the Bases on 3b-:- and 69 holes. V01- H:- '"IBs: Off Hallett Keltner, 1112 big Clayton a for the 18 for the locals first here this afternoon. 1 1940 0. e 3 1 Fayetteville game United States in used 750 gal- Kennedy Struck out: By Called Hensley, -;- ] 7 0 Hallett 3. lilts: Off Major Neyland 3 0 0 Johnny got the jump on the unpre- and Tom Cobb fol- lons of fuel, an increase of 12 Hallett 11 in 'll Milnar, p- 1 1 three points gal- innings: off V. dictable at the Kennedy 7 in $ in- Charlotte shotmaker lowed with a three pointer over lons over the 1939 figure. nings; off Trotter 1 in 1 To Duty With Engineers 28 7 fi inning. Win- TOTALS 27 10 first when he took a three to ning hole, Oliver of pitcher: Hallett; losing pitcher- z—Ratted for Walker in 7th. Harvey Fayetteville. Heafner's four. Prom then on Pal- Kennedy. Umpires: Summers. Rue and 28.— back KNOXVILLE, Tenn., April Detroit_I— 000 010 100—2 The visitors came strong in Stewart. Time: 2:00. Attendance, mer was in possession of the match paid- --- FEATS NEVER A I Robert Reece Neyland, Cleveland 000 103 30x—7 the remaining matches\ and Gus *fOWER If)—Major and he rolled in seven birdies. University of Tennessee athletic di- Errors: Higgins 2, Boudreau. Runs Hamilton downed Agnes Morton GOLDSMITH MAID batted in : Weatherly 3, Mack 2. Kelt- Heafner’s game was and _ (1857-85) j rector and one of the paid steady the winners’ first three points GAMBIE Coast Line highest ner, Stainliaek 2. Two base hits: for Wins Over Hig- contrary to some of his actions on UNBREAKABLE" FoR 8 football coaches in the" country, gins. Stainliaek. Keltner. Greenberg. Bradshaw defeated Jack YEARS', the winter Jimmy Three base hit: Bell. Stolen bases: circuit he always was in CHANGED INTO THE in Softball will for duty with the U. S. for another three markers Spofford report Boudreau. Sacrifices: Boudreau 2. Kelt- command of his temper. Twice he King in Carter followed a Army engineers May. ner. Double plays: Higgins. Teblietts got out of bounds and Joe with TfiMTu® Left on bases: Detroit but he deliberate- The Atlantic Coast Line As soon as the news of the re- and Crouclier. over Marion doubled 10. Bases on ly played his irons and win Woodbury with OF ALL TIME/ the 0: Cleveland balls: Off sank the ball score on Spofford in a tired new orders reached off White off Crowson |RS Hanover major’s Xewliouser fi: 1: Milnar with consistently good scores. After Raymond gaining the league softball the athletic coun- out: Xeivhouser 9. game at Bellamy field the campus today 1. struck By by all. he also final for the visitors with a White 1: by Milnar 3. conquered par. point yesterday afternoon, to win 6 cil announced that his successor Trout 1; by The ot 3 Hits: Off Xewliouser 4 in fi innings: victory gave Palmer $300 and three pointer over Rogers Tho- Railroader Haskett would be named May 10. 1 in 1 : off White 1 in 1. Heafner slapped out a off Trout received $180. They entered mas. No best ball matches were homer in the arose immediately Xewliouser. Passel balls. fourth, bringing in tsvo Speculation Wild pitches: the playoff with 271’s. in the of his Teblietts. Losing pitcher: Xewhouser. played meeting. teammates and as to whether one of the major's Cards: clinching the Umpires: Geisel. Passarella and Pip- ---- victory. the coaching aides would be given gras. Time: 2:10. Attendance (esti- Par out 435 444 335—35 Batteries: mated): 3.300. head coaching assignment or if an Palmer Out- 334 345 335—33 Additional A. C. L.—Voss Sports and Carter. "outsider" would be signed. 1 PLAYERS REINSTATED Heafner out ... 435 445 33a—36 Spofford—Branch and in- Walters. DURHAM, April 28.—OP)—Presi- Par 435 444 335—35—70 On Page Ten ASHEVILLE WIrtS Palmer in- 334 344 dent W. ,G. Bramham of the na- 235—31—64 ASHEVILLE, April 28..—®— Milt Heafner in .... 444 344 334—33—69 Save On tional association of professional Money Tennis Jack in Lowery shaded Thompson today reinstated BUY U. S TIRES and baseball leagues uJMvrmnsu GAME Rackets ft fine pitching duel here today ON EASY During Sale! 137 minor league players who have BOONE, April TERMS Asheville won the series opener 28.—(iB—The score been on the game’s ineligible list in a seven-inning Distributor from Greensboro, 2 to 1. Mike college baseball WEN BERG BROS. and reasons, this Natisin’s double and Pat Capri’s for various periods game here afternoon was 33 to 3. Distributors ATLANTIC I'MKAKDS then declared them all free The winner was 3rd for spring j 209 Market St. single sent winning run across and Appalachian State! and Grace Sts. Phone 3686 TOBACCO CO. nial 3224 tjie 1 Emtfry and in the seventh. 1 agents the loser, Henry. oil-change-get] W J